I really, really don’t want to talk about this one, because I’m so afraid I have so much of this in my life through quarantine. I think that when I get sad, I’m a 7 on the enneagram, so I love coping! I love comfort!

Today we have one of our most popular guests back on the podcast! It’s a high level of what we’re going to do today. Dr. Curt Thompson is in the house and we are so excited!

This season we’re talking about the hard emotions a lot of us are facing in this very chaotic time. We’re going to take the next 10 weeks and talk about shame, deep sadness, irritation, bitterness, isolation.

Today I’m excited to have one of my friends Annie Downs on the podcast! One of my favorite things through this whole quarantine has been getting glimpses of my friend’s lives in their homes.

It’s ironic that we’re talking about connection in such an isolated time. Some of you have been alone and isolated for so many weeks. We were not built to live this way.

Our guest on the podcast today is my good friend, Jo Saxton. She is an author, speaker, podcaster, and leadership coach.

The question I keep asking people right now is “how are you really doing?”

Jill Briscoe is a hero for us all, and we’re so grateful to have on her the podcast today to give us some perspective.

We’re going to talk about something that’s actually the number one question I get when I’m on the road: how do you do it all? How do you balance life and family and work?

Today we have one of your very favorite people, Bob Goff. I specifically wanted him to be here with us today because he embodies delight.

We’re homeschooling, I’m still working around the clock, and this season is hard. We’re juggling a lot with relationships and four kids at home and I know some of you are in the exact same boat.

Today we are going to have a great conversation with Rebecca Franks who lives in Wuhan and has lived there for years. They’ve been on lockdown for more than six weeks, and she’s lived what we’re all just beginning to live.